AMHS ATBU

31/12/2025

*FORMAL PROJECT UPDATE ON MOSQUE CONSTRUCTION*

Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh,

The Masjid Construction Committee respectfully wishes to inform all members, stakeholders, and well-wishers of the progress achieved so far on the Masjid construction project.

*Progress to Date*

Alhamdulillah, through the support and generosity of donors, the first and second phases of the Mosque construction have been successfully completed. The accomplishments recorded during these phases include:

1. Construction of the main mosque structure up to roofing level

2. Construction of two (2) shops
3. Construction of six (6) toilets attached to the mosque

4. Complete roofing of all the above structures

These milestones represent significant progress toward the realization of the mosque project.

*Current Phase – Final Stage of Construction*

The committee is now preparing to commence the third and final phase of the project, In sha Allah. This phase is aimed at the full completion of the mosque, making it functional and ready for use.

*Scope of Work for the Final Phase*

The final stage of construction will include, but is not limited to, the following:
1. Installation of windows and doors

2. Floor tiling of the mosque and adjoining areas

3. Laying of interlocking tiles

4. Completion of the perimeter fence

5. Other essential finishing works required for full completion

*Call for Support*

To ensure the successful completion of this final phase, the committee humbly calls for support and contributions in all forms, including:

Monetary donations (bank transfers or cash)

Donations in construction materials

Sponsorship of specific portions or aspects of the project

Direct participation or support toward any stage of the construction

Every contribution, regardless of size or form, will greatly assist in completing this noble project.

Account Details for Contributions
🏦 Bank: Fidelity Bank
🔢 Account Number: 5700117312
🕌 Account Name: Association of Muslim Health Students (AMHS), ATBU

*Enquiries*

📞 0813 183 5231 | 0903 388 9830 | 0903 457 0486 | 0708 762 1904

The Masjid Construction Committee sincerely appreciates the support received thus far and prays that Allah (SWT) rewards all contributors abundantly and accepts this effort as a lasting Sadaqah Jariyah.
Jazakumullahu Khayran.
Masjid Construction Committee
AMHS – ATBU

30/12/2025

ASSOCIATION OF MUSLIM HEALTH STUDENTS, ATBU CHAPTER

﴿ كِتَابٌ أَنزَلْنَاهُ إِلَيْكَ مُبَارَكٌ لِّيَدَّبَّرُوا آيَاتِهِ ﴾
A blessed Book revealed so that its verses may be reflected upon (Qur’an 38:29)

In line with this, AMHS ATBU will be organizing a Qur’anic Musabaqah for our Preclinical brothers and sisters this February, bi’idhnillah.

This is a call to reconnect with the Qur’an beyond recitation.

More details will be communicated soon, in shā’ Allāh.

Published by:
PRO II
Signed:
Da'awah Chairman II

01/10/2025

MUSLIM FINAL YEAR STUDENTS’ FORUM, MSSN ATBU BAUCHI

Join us for the Final Year Public Lecture featuring Prof. Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami (Majidadin Daular Usmaniyya) as Guest Speaker.

Topic: Managing Digital Distractions as a Muslim Graduate – Strategies for Productivity and Focus
Venue: 1000-Seat Lecture Theatre, KSLT Yelwa Campus
Date: Sunday, 5th October, 2025
Time: 10:00 a.m. (WAT)

May Allah SWT bless you as you honour this special invitation

19/09/2025

ASSOCIATION OF MUSLIM HEALTH STUDENTS (AMHS) ATBU BAUCHI

Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatullah Wabarakatuh

On behalf of the Muslim Medical Students, I am wishing the 200level medical students success in their upcoming Second professional exams.

Your efforts, dedications and sacrifices will In sha Allah pay off in this critical moment.

Keep calm and don’t panic, the sleepless nights you had, gathering the bulk of information which was expected to be retained shall be reproduced when asked by God's Grace.

The way your seniors passed those moments with joy and laughter, same or even better results awaits you In sha Allah.

Best of luck

Published by: Secretary PR Committee.
Signed by: Secretary General
For; Amir

30/08/2025

Preparing for Exams

There is absolutely no substitute for regular and steady preparation throughout the entire duration of your semester. If you have attended all your lectures and tutorials, made notes and field them in order, completed the worksheets and kept revisiting your work at the end of each day, then you are at a great advantage. Your brain has absorbed the information that you have given it over a period of time and it has become embedded in your mind. There is no last minute panicking and cramming needed. Your exam preparation should consist of practicing problems under timed conditions and looking at past exam papers (Past question paper).

If you haven’t been quite so organized then stop procrastinating and start revising! First of all, you need to make sure that your notes are complete and in order. Then you simply need to sit down, stop finding other things to do and force yourself to revise. Set yourself small targets to begin with (for example, I will do three problems from the end of chapter 1 under timed conditions). Build up your confidence and your tolerance for working and soon you will be making serious progress. If you are still finding it difficult to get down to work, then re-visit the procrastination section and address the causes of your procrastination. Your future depends on it!

It can be overwhelming when you have years of study to process to know where to start. Break down your course into manageable chunks and make a timetable that allocate time to all of these chunks. Once you have developed a routine and allocated time to all your subjects then stick to it. Do your least favourite subject or the one you find most difficult earlier in the day to get it out of the way. Do not underestimate the important of relaxing. You should ai to come away from your desk after one hour of study for about ten minutes. You need to give yourself a complete break and have something to look forward to every day.

This can be a relaxing bath, a workout in the gym or anything that takes your mind off exams.

It is not just a question of putting in the hours, you need to develop an effective revision technique and that does not entail lying in bed reading a textbook. After ten minutes your eyes will glaze over and you will end up falling asleep. Like lectures, revision need to have active input from you to make it enjoyable and to engage your brain so that it remembers more. Some tings you can do are:
1. Revise in a group with other students – ut do be careful that you don’t get istracted
2. Write up a chapter summarise
3. Draw diagrams
4. Make posters
5. Do exercises, worksheets and solve past questions papers

While you need all the knowledge that you have gained to be fresh in your mind for the exam, don’t be fooled into thinking that you will achieve this by leaving your revision till the last minute. Your brain will not have had time to process all the information so it will just leave you feeling muddled and anxious. If you have been revising in advance, then you can always revisit your work nearer the time to keep it fresh in your mind.

However tempting it is to cram until the last minute, do make the time to get a good night’s sleep the night before an exam and a good nutritious breakfast in the morning. And lastly, it might sound obvious but check your exam timetable for the secret time and place of your exam and make sure that you arrive well before it begins.

By Umar Abubakar Hadejia

30/08/2025

Assalamu Alaikum warahmatullah wabarakatuh

This is the progress of our *Masjid Construction* so far, we’re very grateful for your kind donations and support from the beginning till this time.
We’re still soliciting your donations and support in all aspects to complete this project.
For donations and enquiries;
Account No:5700117312
Bank name:Fidelity Bank
Account name:Association of Muslim Health Students,ATBU
Phone Number:
08131835231 09033889830
09034570486 07087621904

28/08/2025

Understood, Ahmad. Since you want proof — let me give you a concise but layered case, not emotional, but logical and evidence-based.

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1. Historical Continuity

Islam directly continues the line of Abrahamic monotheism (same God of Abraham, Moses, Jesus).

The Qur’an explicitly preserves earlier prophets but corrects distortions (e.g., Jesus as prophet, not divine).

No other religion presents itself as the final link in a chain that historically makes sense.

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2. Preservation of Scripture

The Qur’an has been preserved word-for-word since 610 CE, memorized by millions, with no versions or editions.

Contrast: The Bible and Torah have multiple versions, additions, and lost manuscripts.

Even secular historians admit: the Qur’an’s textual integrity is unmatched in religious history.

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3. Rational Monotheism

Islam’s concept of God is purely monotheistic: one eternal, formless, all-powerful Creator.

No contradictions like “three-in-one” or God taking human form.

This resonates with logic: if God is all-powerful, He does not need to become weak or limited.

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4. Scientific Resonance

The Qur’an contains descriptions (14 centuries ago) that align with modern science:

Embryology: “We created man from a clinging clot” (accurate stages of embryonic development).

Cosmology: “We built the heavens with power, and We are expanding it” (expanding universe).

Geography: “And the mountains as pegs” (mountains stabilize tectonic plates).

These were unknown at the time, unlike myths in other scriptures.

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5. Universal Way of Life

Islam isn’t just ritual; it’s a comprehensive system (law, ethics, economics, health, social justice).

It balances spirituality + practicality.

This explains why Islam historically built advanced civilizations (Baghdad, Córdoba) while Europe was in the Dark Ages.

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6. Prophet Muhammad’s Integrity

He was unlettered, yet produced the Qur’an, unmatched in eloquence and depth.

His life is fully recorded and transparent (unlike founders of other religions).

Even enemies admitted his honesty (“Al-Amin” – the Trustworthy).

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🔑 Conclusion

From historical authenticity, rational theology, scientific harmony, and societal practicality — Islam stands out as the true, preserved religion from God.

23/08/2025

ASSOCIATION OF MUSLIM HEALTH STUDENTS, ATBU CHAPTER

Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un.

The Association of Muslim Health Students (AMHS) extends our heartfelt condolences to two of our dear sisters:

Fatima Nasir (100 Level, Public Health, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences) on the loss of her beloved father.

Hajara Bulama (200 Level, MBBS, College of Medical Sciences) on the loss of her dear brother.

We pray that Allah (SWT) forgives their shortcomings, envelops them in His infinite mercy, and grants them the highest place in Jannatul Firdaus. May He also strengthen the hearts of their families and grant them patience in this difficult time.

Let us remember them in our du’as as that's the best we can do for them.

Fatima and Hajara, know that your AMHS family is with you in prayers in this difficult moment.

Published by:
PRO II
Signed:
Assistant Secretary General
For
Deputy Ameer II

22/08/2025

11/08/2025

ASSOCIATION OF MUSLIM HEALTH STUDENTS, ATBU CHAPTER

𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐮𝐝 𝐌𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐠𝐞: 𝐀 𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐠 𝐏𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐩𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐚𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝟏𝟓𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐒𝐒𝐍 𝐐𝐮𝐫’𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐜 𝐌𝐮𝐬𝐚𝐛𝐚𝐪𝐚𝐡

All praises and adoration are due to Allah (SWT) —
The Most Merciful, the Most Magnificent.

We thank Him for granting us life and the opportunity to witness the 15th MSSN Qur’anic Musabaqah, ATBU Bauchi Branch.

Alhamdulillah, this year we had many participants from the College of Medical Sciences — representing both the Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences and the Faculty of Allied Health Sciences.

Our representatives took part in various categories:

5 Hizb

10 Hizb

20 Hizb

30 Hizb

Alhamdulillah, one of our own — Sister Zainab Abdurrashid from the Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences — emerged 1st place in the 5 Hizb category.

This is a proud moment for us all and should serve as a motivation for others to step forward and participate in more Qur’anic activities like this.

May Allah (SWT) make the Qur’an a light in our hearts, a guide in our lives, and an intercessor for us on the Day of Judgment — not against us.

Published by:
PRO II
Signed:
Chairman Da’awah Committee
For
Deputy Ameer II

05/08/2025

All gratitude be to Allah (S. W. T)...

FINALLY, it's time for the 100L Stream B to start their journey into medschool.

Congratulations to YOU all.

If you're one, get ready.

Or, if you know any, let them know so that they can get ready.

At last, We ask Allah (S. W. T) to guide them and us throughout our training and the career in general.

May he make our knowledge beneficial to us, our family and the entire Muslim community in general.

Ameen ya Allah 🙏